Cathedral of St Paul Fri. Lunchtime Recital Series
Cathedral of St Paul Friday Lunchtime Recital Series
Friday Lunchtime Recital Series
Series Two,
2004
September 3rd – December 10th
Press Release for immediate use
The Wellington Cathedral of St Paul is pleased to present its second lunchtime recital series for 2004. This series is without doubt one of the most varied series Wellington has seen for many years, including flute and marimba duets, Gamelan, fortepiano, pipe-band and organ, and jazz trio amongst others.
The concerts run every Friday at 12.45 pm at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul (cnr Hill and Molesworth Streets). Entry is by donation.
The opening recital on 3rd September is presented by NZSO flutist Kirstin Eade and NZSO percussionist Jeremy Fitzsimons, and features a programme of international flavours in music for flute and marimba by Gareth Farr, Piazzolla and Ibert.
The series is organised by the cathedral’s Sub Organist, Richard Apperley. He says “I am very excited to present this concert series. Past series have focussed strongly on organ recitals, but my goal in this series was to present an eclectic mix of musicians in this very exciting concert venue.”
The series features some of New Zealand’s finest musicians, including Victoria University of Wellington’s Keyboard Specialist Douglas Mews (fortepiano), Wellington based gamelan ensemble Gamelan Padhang Moncar and NZSO trombonist Peter Maunder in the Talisker Trio.
The Cathedral’s newly appointed Director of Music Michael Fulcher will give a recital on the 26th of November. Michael will be leaving his Organist position at St George’s Anglican Cathedral, Paris, to being work in Wellington in October 2004.
2nd Friday Lunchtime
Recital Series 2004
3rd September - 10th December
3rd September Kirstin Eade (flute) and Jeremy Fitzsimons (marimba)
10th September Scots College Pipe Band and Nicholas Grigsby (organ)
17th September Corrina Connor and co (Mozart Epistle Sonatas)
24th September Douglas Mews (fortepiano)
1st October Fiona Cochrane (violin)
8th October Max Kenworthy and co (jazz trio)
15th October Nicholas Grigsby (organ)
22nd October Hamish Robb (piano) and Olivia Fraser (soprano)
29th October Timothy Hurd (organ)
5th November Gamelan Padhang Moncar
12th November Talisker Trio
19th November Cantate Choir
26th November Michael Fulcher (organ)
3rd December St Mark's School Chamber Choir
10th December Richard Apperley (organ)
All
concerts begin at 12.45pm
A donation would be appreciated
to cover costs of programmes, heating etc
Wellington
Cathedral of St Paul
Corner of Hill and Molesworth
Streets
Wellington
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